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Issue groups start spending big on attempts to change Colorado laws through the ballot (opens the original)
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Outside groups weighing in on attempts to change Colorado law through the ballot have started spending big money, foreshadowing what’s sure to be a bruising six-week stretch before Election Day. A handful of issue committees reported spending more than $3 million total on three ballot measures between Sept. 3 and Sept. 16, the period covered by campaign finance reports due Monday night. One backs an effort to increase state education funding, another is fighting a measure that would increase pen
Trump-linked PAC starts spending big in Colorado congressional races to defend two GOP incumbents (opens the original)
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Outside groups have spent more than $3.3 million this month on two of Colorado’s most contentious congressional races, including more than $1 million that came from a super PAC associated with President Donald Trump. Most of the money, $2.4 million, has been spent either to support Republican Reps. Gabe Evans and Jeff Crank or to oppose their Democratic rivals, Manny Rutinel and Jessica Killin, respectively, according to Federal Election Commission records. No Going Back PAC is the single larges
Phil Weiser’s role starting a CU tech hub offers a window into the gubernatorial candidate’s approach (opens the original)
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Nearly 20 years before Phil Weiser first burst onto the political scene in Colorado, he was a fresh hire at the University of Colorado Law School. And the young professor was already armed with a big question. Why wasn’t the Centennial State’s flagship university doing more to support entrepreneurship? He answered with Silicon Flatirons, an interdisciplinary research center and technology hub. The barrier-breaking enterprise’s founding, evolution and legacy show the thinking that has carried Wei
In Denver visit, top congressional Democrat condemns President Trump’s ‘revenge’ targeting of Colorado (opens the original)
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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said President Donald Trump is “very focused on revenge” in Colorado but stopped short Wednesday of saying Democrats could base an impeachment inquiry on the attacks if they retake Congress in November. “He has targeted the people of Colorado in the same way he’s targeted the people of New York, New Jersey and Virginia — and other places that have voters who did not support him,” Jeffries told a group of journalists during a Denver visit. “This is a level of
Victor Marx keeps up with Phil Weiser in governor’s race fundraising, but he’s burning through cash fast (opens the original)
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Republican Victor Marx has appeared to keep up with Democrat Phil Weiser in the cash race for Colorado governor — but a much higher spending rate, mostly going to more fundraising mail, has left Marx with a notably lighter war chest heading into the campaign’s home stretch. Less than a month before ballots start arriving in mailboxes , Marx this week reported having about $215,000 in the bank. Weiser, the state’s attorney general, reported about $827,000 in his campaign account. In the most rece
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